“We gave ourselves a heard start in making photonic processors practical”: betting on TFLN for faster AI
“The efficiency is orders of magnitude higher than electronics. And lithium niobate isn’t exotic, it’s been used for decades," says Dr. Michael Fortsch, Founder and CEO of Q.ANT (Image: Q.ANT)
Q.ANT’s founder Dr. Michael Fortsch on why computing with light could solve AI’s growing energy crisis
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